“It’s 25 years,” Brown said at the time. “I’ve got to go through each file in the list.”

Today, Barnett argued that Brown has been more transparent than Warren on other matters.

He said that Warren had released two fewer years of tax returns than Brown -- despite media requests -- and that she had not released personnel files from her Harvard Law School career, while Brown has released records from his National Guard service.

Brown had made an issue of Warren’s legal cases, demanding over the last two weeks that she release more information on her legal practice.

Warren last week released all of her legal work since 2008 when she went to Washington to lead a congressional panel and then serve in the Obama administration.

But for clients prior to 2008, she was selective and only released cases already available from other publicly searchable databases, when she represented a client in court. Her disclosures did address clients she may have worked for as a consultant or in other ways.

Brown said during last week’s debate that he had already released his list of clients. He has disclosed some clients during a press conference in which he also described the nature of his work, but a full list of clients. Last Tuesday evening, he released a partial list of clients.

The campaign promised that it was working on a full list of corporate clients, but insisted that a preliminary list of two title insurance companies, three banks, and two mortgage companies represented “the overwhelming majority of the work he did” while serving as a title agent and real estate closing attorney in Wrentham for about 25 years.

His non-corporate work related primarily to wills and trusts, the campaign said.